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Podcastr

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Podcastr is the project developed during the React track of the fifth edition of Next Level Week, an online event produced by Rocketseat.

This is a web application that allows users to listen to their favorite podcasts, view releases and get more information about the podcasts they are currently listening to.

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🧪 Technologies

The layout of the Podcastr application screens was developed by the ** Rocketseat ** team through the online tool Figma, a prototyping software aimed at UI Design (user interface design). You can access the layout through this link: Podcastr.

🚀 Technologies


Technologies used

This project was developed using cutting edge front-end technologies.

🔧 Getting started

To download the project's source code on your machine, you must first have installed the Git.

With Git installed, on your terminal run the following command:

git clone https://github.com/maiconramos/podcastr.git

To install the dependencies and execute the project you will need to have installed on your machine the Node.js, that comes with the NPM. With it installed:

Install the project dependencies:

npm install

# ou

yarn install

Run the project:

npm run dev

# ou

yarn dev

📝 License

GitHub License

This project is under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more details.

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